Crazy drink

[sailnsee]

On the ship- what is the crazy drink everyone mentions - it has several different liquors in it - kinda like Long Island iced tea

[sailnsee]

Could it be a bushwacker😎

[Another_Critic]

Boston Iced Tea Party?

[Ashland]

8 minutes ago, sailnsee said:

Could it be a bushwacker😎

Yes it is...Tastes kinda like a chocolate Pina Colada. However the best ones we've found are in St Maarten. 

 

The original home of the Bushwacker (can't remember the name) but it was down an ally in town and had dollar bills taped all over the walls with names of happy customers. We had several of ours taped up. Sorry to say they closed a few years ago due to a hurricane.

 

We now go to a small (again another ally location) that has outside tables...easy to find.

[HBCcruiser]

21 hours ago, sailnsee said:

On the ship- what is the crazy drink everyone mentions - it has several different liquors in it - kinda like Long Island iced tea

Tokyo Tea? 

[Blizzard54]

On Symphony we had what they called a Pirate Iced Tea.  It seemed to vary based on who made it. 

[Cruise a holic]

22 hours ago, sailnsee said:

On the ship- what is the crazy drink everyone mentions - it has several different liquors in it - kinda like Long Island iced tea

My DH loves a long Island Iced Tea.  But have heard it referred to as a LA iced tea-  same drink.  Many different names for the same drink.  

Edited December 14, 2021 by Cruise a holic

[darrenluvs2cruz]

Actually the Bushwacker was first sold at the Sandshaker Bar on Pensacola Beach, Florida in the late 70's it was invented by a bartender that worked in St Thomas USVI years earlier, were they had a similar drink.

[Coralc]

Paradise Point, St. Thomas USVI bills itself as the originator of the Bushwacker.

[John&LaLa]

7 hours ago, HBCcruiser said:

Tokyo Tea? 

 

They serve this at Playmakers. It's called The Pitch

 

Edited December 15, 2021 by John&LaLa

[Ashland]

4 hours ago, Coralc said:

Paradise Point, St. Thomas USVI bills itself as the originator of the Bushwacker.

I guess anyone can make this claim...but it makes little difference after that first sip.

[poocher]

Let’s just throw in a little from every bottle on the bar, give it a splash of something for color & serve it!  Ugh, my hubby drinks these! 🤢🤢

[dpostman]

On 12/13/2021 at 6:18 PM, sailnsee said:

On the ship- what is the crazy drink everyone mentions - it has several different liquors in it - kinda like Long Island iced tea

 

I believe you may be referring to the Weng-Weng.  I had it once on Anthem.  The bartender in Two70 that made it for me said that if I drank it all, I would find the ship walls to be very Aggressive.

 

30 ml Scotch
30 ml Brandy
30 ml Rum
30 ml Bourbon
30 ml Vodka
30 ml Tequila
30 ml Orange Juice
30 ml Pineapple Juice
1 dash Grenadine

 

https://drinkmanila.com/2016/11/15/weng-weng/

 

dp

[tbo]

Haven't sailed yet, but in looking over menus I found the Dublin Iced Tea at Copper and Kettle on Symphony:

 

Dublin Ice Tea

Barcardi Superior Rum,

Jameson Irish Whiskey,

Hennessy Cognac

and Port

topped with Guiness

 

It's on my list of drinks to try 😄

 

 

[Another_Critic]

5 minutes ago, tbo said:

Haven't sailed yet, but in looking over menus I found the Dublin Iced Tea at Copper and Kettle on Symphony:

 

Dublin Iced Tea - Barcardi Superior Rum, Jameson Irish Whiskey, Hennessy Cognac, and Port are topped with Guinness Irish Stout

 

It's on my list of drinks to try 😄

Had one on Oasis (at Playmakers) in October.

Had one on Anthem (at Brass & Bock Pub) last week.

 

I preferred the Boston Iced Tea Party over the Dublin Iced Tea.

 

Boston Iced Tea Party - Tanqueray Gin, Bacardi Superior Rum, Absolut Vodka, triple sec and sweet & sour, topped with Coca-Cola

[bobmacliberty]

I'll reply based on "crazy drink everyone mentions" rather than "kinda like a Long Island Iced Tea".  A lot of people talk about the Labadoozie.  It has a lot of different juices and a couple kinds of rum.  Also called a Coco Loco while on Coco Cay.

[suesnake2002]

On 12/14/2021 at 3:44 PM, Blizzard54 said:

On Symphony we had what they called a Pirate Iced Tea.  It seemed to vary based on who made it. 

A pirate iced tea is suppose to substitute spiced rum for plain rum. 

[bonsai3s]

Reminded me of my military days...

On Fridays, when still living in the barracks, we'd knock on everyone's door and ask "Got any leftover liquor?"

We poured all the liquor we collected in a large bucket (ok, more like half an oil drum) mix it with all kinds of other stuff...even moonshine...and...and...I don't remember much after that.